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Neruda's long-overlooked third book of poetry, critical in his poetic evolution, now translated into English for the very first time!

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Interviews with leading thinkers on the crisis of violence in contemporary politics, history, media, and culture.

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In these eighteen stories Janice Eidus, with comic and tender irony, casts a sharp eye upon contemporary myths of romance, rebellion, and self-discovery.

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Transcripts from the explosive trial are paired with historic contextual writings to provide the "Essential Chicago Conspiracy Handbook."

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From the bayous of Louisiana to the pavements of San Francisco, Micah Ballard rounds up his haunting Waifs and Strays.

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A first-person history of nonviolent resistance in the U.S., from pre-Revolutionary America to the Trump years.

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Number 60 in the legendary Pocket Poets series, When I Was a Poet is the first new book in five years by well-known Beat poet and musician, David Meltzer. The title poem is an ambitious autobiographical tour de force, assessing the poet's youth from the vantage of old age, a late masterpiece by one of America's most accomplished poets.

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Where River Meets Ocean is the poetic junction of love, politics, creative action, and self-discovery.

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Former CIA analyst tells the inside story of political corruption inside the CIA and what he did to stop it

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The inside story of how Allen Ginsberg and Timothy Leary launched the psychedelic revolution together.

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This text contains eight stylistically distinct stories, connected by threads of African American and gay experience, as well as Caribbean American culture and history.

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Vivid, unforgettable stories of a young boy's aching hopefulness, tortured disillusionment, and the confusing struggle of growing up in 1960s.

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An epic, historical novel about a bold, transgressive woman whose life became the subject of Cuba's most sensational legal trial.

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A vivid portrait of one of the blues' most influential female artists, and the popular poetry of her lyrics.

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Women in Public dismantles and reassembles the humor, absurdity, and terror that inform interactions with gender, sexuality, and amorous consumption.

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A genre-breaking adventure: narrative prose poems filled with awe, yearning, acerbic wit, and crystalline observations.

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Mumia Abu-Jamal's essential perspectives on black experience, race relations, freedom, justice, social change, and the future of American society.

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Funny, odd, deeply personal, yet somehow universal, a collection of one woman's most humiliating moments, revealed with wit and gusto.